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Personnel Manager

The Manager (Personnel) is a key member of the OM Mercy Teams International (MTI) Head Office team. As a member of the OM MTI team, the Manager (Personnel) will assist the Executive Director, and work with other members of the OM MTI team in the areas of personnel recruitment, placement, people care, administration, reporting, and training and development. The Manager (Personnel) will also build relationships with other OM entities, and networks within OM International and OM East Asia.
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Team Accountant

We are looking for someone with accounting and/or bookkeeping skills to support our team and realated businesses. We use a Business as Mission model to disciple young people in their faith so that we can see Vibrant Communities of Jesus Followers among the least-reached. 

As the team accountant, you would be responsible for maintaining the accounts for our team and work closely with our business managers to ensure financial accountability.
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